Wavy & Curly Perms for Women

When you sit in my chair for a perm, we do not just pick a style. I start by assessing your hair's porosity and strength, using 5mm to 15mm rods to control exactly how tight or loose your curls turn out. This ensures you get that desired volume without compromising the shine or health of your hair, keeping the look natural rather than stiff.

Whether you are looking for that effortless beachy texture or a bold, structured spiral curl, the goal is always hair that moves. Many people worry about the damage factor of perms, but modern chemical treatments, when handled with the right knowledge, are incredibly gentle.

The Yewong Perm Process

I use Ammonium Thioglycolate-based lotions from professional brands like Schwarzkopf to break and reform the hair bonds. It is a precise science:

• Assessment: We verify hair elasticity before doing anything to ensure your hair can handle the process.
• Winding: I use varied rod diameters depending on whether you want a soft, face-framing wave or high-volume ringlets.
• The Neutralizer: This is the most crucial step that locks the new shape in and restores the hair's pH balance, ensuring your curls stay soft and bouncy.

Maintenance Advice

A perm is not 'set it and forget it.' For the first 48 hours, avoid washing your hair to let the bonds settle. Afterward, use a diffuser to dry your hair—do not rub it with a towel. If you maintain the moisture balance with a good leave-in conditioner, your perm can grow out beautifully without looking frizzy or dry. If you are nearby in Majnu-ka-tilla, drop by the salon for a quick chat about what will suit your face shape best.